01 / Locate the exact product
The review unit is one location and one pass product. A brand-wide minimum price does not become a branch price. Monthly member entry and building opening hours do not become visitor access.
02 / Preserve the evidence
Each asserted field points to an official source, a section locator, a short supporting note and the date reviewed. Unknown fields keep a null value. Disagreements remain unresolved until stronger evidence is available.
03 / Check reuse and access conditions
We inspect public access rules and source terms. A robots allowance is not a content license. We publish original factual notes only after editorial review, without operator photos, copied marketing text, logos or customer reviews. Restrictive or unclear sources remain outside the public comparison until resolved.
04 / Separate complete and limited records
A “details to confirm” record is useful as a checklist but is not a complete quote. Such location pages stay out of the search sitemap. The market page also stays out of the index until enough complete location records support it. Numbers of internal research samples are never presented as bookable options.
05 / Recheck weekly
Price, access and pass conditions are due for review after seven days. A due price stops appearing as a current amount or in a price filter. A detected change enters a review queue; it does not automatically overwrite a published fact.
06 / Make the limits visible
We have not tested Wi-Fi, acoustics, seat availability, accessibility or service quality. A source check is not an on-site inspection. Always confirm the date, total price and entry instructions at the operator’s own booking or contact page.